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... nunc legiones , copiae , exercitusque eorum vi pugnando , periuriis nostris fugae potiti . id virtute huius collegai meaque comitate factumst . qui mest vir fortior ad sufferundas plagas ? This could hardly have failed to be appreciated ...
... nunc legiones , copiae , exercitusque eorum vi pugnando , periuriis nostris fugae potiti . id virtute huius collegai meaque comitate factumst . qui mest vir fortior ad sufferundas plagas ? This could hardly have failed to be appreciated ...
Page 72
... nunc Hiero est ? 7 Hueffner argued that the lines came from the Greek original of the Menaechmi and therefore could not be used to date the Roman 6 " Id . , I , 268 ff . , 228 ff . " De Plauti Comoediarum Exemplis Atticis , pp . 47 ff ...
... nunc Hiero est ? 7 Hueffner argued that the lines came from the Greek original of the Menaechmi and therefore could not be used to date the Roman 6 " Id . , I , 268 ff . , 228 ff . " De Plauti Comoediarum Exemplis Atticis , pp . 47 ff ...
Page 100
... nunc ego si te surrupuisse suspicer Iovi coronam de capite ex Capitolio quod in columine astat summo , and Menaechmi , 941 , at ego te sacram coronam surrupuisse Iovi ' scio , with the Horatian phrase , Capitolini furtum Petilli ( Serm ...
... nunc ego si te surrupuisse suspicer Iovi coronam de capite ex Capitolio quod in columine astat summo , and Menaechmi , 941 , at ego te sacram coronam surrupuisse Iovi ' scio , with the Horatian phrase , Capitolini furtum Petilli ( Serm ...
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